Up for sale is a fascinating piece of industrial history: an original antique mechanical framework from a vintage factory "clock-in/clock-out" employee time recorder machine (often referred to as a Bundy or ITR clock).

Stripped of its outer housing, this heavy-duty mechanism showcases brilliant early 20th-century engineering. It features a rugged cast iron frame, brass gearing components, dual control levers, and internal mechanical linkages. This is the ultimate "steampunk" decor piece or a fantastic source of high-quality parts for antique clock builders, horologists, and restorers.

**Condition:**
* **Visual:** Strong industrial aesthetic with an authentic aged patina. Showing normal surface rust and wear consistent with age (please refer to photos for exact cosmetic condition).
* **Mechanical:** Sold strictly **AS-IS / For Parts or Restoration**. The main internal framework appears structurally intact, but it is untested, missing its outer case/dials, and may be missing smaller components.

**Perfect For:**
Industrial decor displays, antique mechanical restorations, steampunk art projects, or horological parts.